Understanding Prepositions in Context

The video tutorial by Annemarie from Speak Confident English addresses the common confusion between the prepositions 'to' and 'for'. It explains their correct usage in three contexts: expressing reasons or intentions, indicating recipients, and highlighting importance or value. The tutorial includes examples and a quiz to reinforce learning, aiming to eliminate confusion and build confidence in using these prepositions correctly.

What is the main goal of this lesson?

• To learn new vocabulary

• To eliminate confusion about 'to' and 'for'

• To practice pronunciation

• To improve writing skills

Which word is used to express intention when followed by a verb?

• With

• By

• To

• For

In the sentence 'I went to Spain ___ see my best friend', which word fits best?

• by

• with

• to

• for

Which preposition is used to indicate the recipient of an action?

• For

• To

• With

• By

In the sentence 'I bought a gift ___ my sister', which word fits best?

• with

• to

• by

• for

What does 'important to me' imply?

• Career growth

• Physical benefit

• Personal value

• Financial value

In the sentence 'This job is important ___ my career', which word fits best?

• to

• with

• for

• by

Which preposition is used to express benefit?

• With

• By

• To

• For

What should you do after completing the quiz?

• Take a break

• Read a book

• Watch another video

• Visit the Speak Confident English website